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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: crabofix on September 30, 2003, 09:20:52 PM
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"Peace in Our Time"
Theese famouse words where uthered by Mr chamberlain after a meeting with Hitler, 65 years ago.
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Peace is overrated
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"To secure peace is to prepare for war"
-SW
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Originally posted by AKS\/\/ulfe
"To secure peace is to prepare for war"
-SW
Parabellum?
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Originally posted by crabofix
Parabellum?
WWI machine guns are somewhat antiquatated compared to today's uber fully automatic hunting rifles built specifically for hunting today's super animals such as the flying squirrel.
-SW
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Originally posted by crabofix
"Peace in Our Time"
Theese famouse words where uthered by Mr chamberlain after a meeting with Hitler, 65 years ago.
That evil Boosh never even gave Saddam a 13th year of chances.. :(
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Originally posted by GRUNHERZ
That evil Boosh never even gave Saddam a 13th year of chances.. :(
But he has given OBL another year. "We will make no distinction between the terrorists and the people who harbor them" It's time to tell Pakistan that.
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"Si vis pacem, para bellum"
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Pakistan is doing way more to catch OBL than you are.
;)
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Originally posted by Toad
Pakistan is doing way more to catch OBL than you are.
;)
How do you know? ;)
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Originally posted by AKS\/\/ulfe
"To secure peace is to prepare for war"
-SW
Lyrics from one of my favorite Metalica songs!!!!!
sixpence, he knows this because you are here typing on this worthless BB.
Its this simple, as long as there is individualism and religion, there will never be peace.
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Originally posted by medicboy
Its this simple, as long as there is individualism and religion, there will never be peace. [/B]
As long as there is France, there will always be someone who surrenders. Thats why they are so often invaded methinks!
Besides the fact that they have outrageous axent. :D
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Originally posted by medicboy
Lyrics from one of my favorite Metalica songs!!!!!
sixpence, he knows this because you are here typing on this worthless BB.
Its this simple, as long as there is individualism and religion, there will never be peace.
Hmm, coulda sworn it was me paying my taxes, not Pakistan.
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medicboy: Its this simple, as long as there is individualism and religion, there will never be peace.
Quite the opposite. It's collectivist states that start wars.
Religion may be used as an excuse but it is really the state doctrine that causes religious civil or foreign wars.
miko
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Originally posted by miko2d
medicboy: Its this simple, as long as there is individualism and religion, there will never be peace.
Quite the opposite. It's collectivist states that start wars.
Religion may be used as an excuse but it is really the state doctrine that causes religious civil or foreign wars.
miko
Incredible... I agree w/ miko.
When it comes to war, nationalism becomes little more than mob rule on a huge scale. Have you ever heard of conflicts between tribes spilling over to their neighbors or inflicting massive casualties? We fight ideological wars over rights and sovereignty instead of cattle and grazing land.
That being said, I think conflict is an inseparable part of human nature, and if war is a consequence of building nations among men, then maybe it's one worth dealing with.
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Preon1: Incredible... I agree w/ miko.
I did not come up with that. There is a whole school of philisophy and economics behind this statement.
Preon1: That being said, I think conflict is an inseparable part of human nature...
Provided the most basic - but essential - prerequisite of private property, the human nature is inclined towards peacefull social cooperation via division of labor and exchange/trade in a free market setting. Mutual cooperation without coercion ensues even though every individual is pursuing his own selfish goals.
The only competition in this case is among the producers of the same goods in the race to better serve their customers' needs.
It is only when political process (which equals threat or use of violence) interferes with the individual's freedom of contract and movement that tensions arise.
miko
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peace is the dream of the wise, war is the history of man.